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Right-wing Colombian president’s visit to Boston draws protest
Colombian President Alvaro Uribe, a close ally of U.S. imperialism against the surging tide of popular resistance in Latin America,…
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Over 2,000 rally against Fenty’s attacks on D.C. public education
On Oct. 8, over 2,000 teachers, school employees, city workers and community activists protested Washington, D.C., Mayor Adrian Fenty's attack…
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Iraq occupation set to continue despite imperialist lies
The debate among the politicians in Washington and the Pentagon brass about their next steps in the brutal war against…
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D.C. City Council to vote on same-sex marriage bill
On Oct. 6, D.C. Council member David Catania introduced a bill that would legalize same-sex marriage in the District of…
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Antonio Guerrero receives new sentence
The statement below was released by the National Committee to Free the Cuban Five . The Cuban Five--Gerardo Hernández, Ramón…
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The biggest rip-off in human history
Oct. 15 was a day of revealing statistics and facts. Led by soaring bank stock prices, the Dow Jones average…
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Massive march demands full equality for LGBT people
The Oct. 11 demonstration of 250,000 lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, along with their straight allies, in Washington, D.C.,…
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Poll shows most people are stressed by financial concerns
A September 2009 Reader's Digest international poll found that most people attribute their stress to concerns about money. Forty-eight percent…
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One in 10 U.S. workers officially unemployed
The White House released a report in September that the economy is turning the corner, and the Federal Reserve has…
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Nigerian government halts amnesty program
On Oct. 4, the Nigerian government formally ended its amnesty program for militants in the Niger Delta. The program had…
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Economy’s nosedive causes Social Security applications to soar
Employment conditions in the United States continue to worsen. And the growing number of jobless whose unemployment benefits have or…
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¡Mercedes Sosa, presente!
Argentine revolutionary folk singer Mercedes Sosa died Oct. 4, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Known as "The voice of Latin America,"…
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Hundreds join Southern California student day of action
On Sept. 29, hundreds of students answered a call to action by the newly formed organization Students Fight Back. Students…
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Frances Villar demands to debate Bloomberg, Thompson
Socialist candidate Frances Villar demands to debate Bloomberg, Thompson Protest the exclusion of poor and working people in Tuesday's debate!…
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Liberation Volume 3, Issue 21
Volume 3, No. 21: 15 Million People Are Out of Work ... And They Call This a Recovery? U.S. News…
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D.C. Students Protest Teacher Layoffs
On Oct. 5, several hundred students from McKinley Technology High School in Northeast Washington, D.C., marched through the streets to…
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U.N. reports massive population drop in Russia
According to an Oct. 5 United Nations report, Russia's population has fallen by 6.6 million people since 1993. It is…
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U.S. colonial occupation faces continued, fierce resistance
The U.S. invasion and occupation of Afghanistan, now entering its ninth year, faces a crucial turning point. After years of…
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Ken Lewis: Capitalist Criminal
On Sept. 30, Bank of America CEO Ken Lewis announced that he will resign at year's end. During the last…
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CIGNA denies cancer treatment to children; family joins protests to fight for health care
Stacie Ritter, the mother of twin girls who were diagnosed with cancer at four years of age, has been fighting…
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